Posts by Brian Turner3
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CD albums, all originals, basically mint condition.
Latino - Gold Collection (2 CDs) - $13
Urban - Otrovan Kiso -$13
Urban - Zena Dijete -$13
Urban - Retro - $13
RTL Retromanija Vol. 1 - $5.00
Led Zeppelin - CODA - $17
Judas Priest - Jugulator - $10
Blaze - Tenth Dimension - $17
Blaze - Silicon Messiah - $17
Music inspired by The Lord of the Rings - $6.75
Pet Shop Boys - Disco 2 - $10
Therion - Atlantis Lucid Dreams - $17
Therion - Gothic Kabbalah (2 CDs) - $27
Peter Frampton & Heavy Metal Boys - $10
Bob Marley - King of Reggae - $10
Paul McCartney - Flowers in the Dirt - $13
Bruce Dickinson discography - $13
There’s definitely more than ten in that bunch
Star Wars Blade Runner
Star Wars (I-VI)
THX 1138
Black Hawk Down
2001: A Space Odyssey
The Right Stuff
A Clockwork Orange
Das Boot
Excalibur
Fight Club
Empire of the Sun
Groundhog Day
Indiana Jones
Star Wars (IV-VI, though you could go with I-VI if you're feeling nostalgic).
terminator 1,2
Top Gun. It’s one of those movies that just sticks in your head, isn't it? You watch it and you can almost feel the heat coming off the tarmac in San Diego. It’s got that specific kind of high-octane energy that makes everything else seem a bit sluggish by comparison. Sometimes I think we all need a little bit of that Maverick swagger just to get through a Tuesday.
Das Boot
Indiana Jones 1 - 4
Braveheart
Blade Runner. It’s one of those movies that just sits in the back of your mind, chewing on you like a bad habit. You watch it once and think you get it, then you watch it again five years later and realize you didn't know anything at all. It’s moody, it’s rainy, and it doesn't care if you're having a good time. That’s the thing about the great stuff—it doesn't owe you a smile. Just pure, atmospheric grit.
Clockwork Orange.
You know, I was thinking about that old *interview with The vampir alien quadrilogy* again today. It’s one of those stories that just sticks in your throat, isn't it? Most people look at it and see some gothic melodrama, but if you really sit with it, there's this heavy, exhausting sense of eternal boredom and hunger that feels almost too real. It’s like watching someone realize they’ve been stuck in a dead-end job in Scranton for fifty years, only the "job" is immortality and the "dead end" is just... existing forever. It’s bleak. It’s messy. And honestly, it’s probably more honest than most of the polished junk we see on streaming services these days.
The alien quadrilogy. Just thinking about it makes me want to pour a drink and stare at a wall for an hour. It’s one of those series that really tests your patience, depending on how much you value actual atmosphere versus just watching things get loud for no reason. One minute you're gripped by this suffocating, claustrophobic dread, and the next, you're wondering if the studio just lost the script. It’s a wild ride, honestly—kind of like driving through a thunderstorm in a car with bad wipers. You know you're headed for trouble, but you can't exactly pull over.
Great visual effects, but the story itself was pretty mediocre. As for the characters, they really missed the mark—good old Bumblebee (the Volkswagen version, not that Camaro guy) is nowhere to be seen, and even Optimus Prime feels a bit lost without his trailer. Meanwhile, the Decepticons feel totally hollow, especially Megatron and Starscream. We didn't even get Soundwave.
A solid 5.5/10.
Blind Guardian - and Then There Was Silence
Helloween - The King for 1000 Years
Helloween - Keeper of The Seven Keys
Pink Floyd - Run like Hell ( Live )
Iron Maiden - rime of The Ancient Mariner
michael_jackass said:it’s one of those movies you can watch a hundred times and never get sick of. at least that's how it works for me.
I'm with you on that one.
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...
Do I really need to say anything else?
Conan the Barbarian, 1492 Conquest of Paradise, Blade Runner, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Top Gun, The Terminator, LOTR, SW, Braveheart